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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-11-08, Page 9GODERICH SIGNAL-S'I'AR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1973:. -PAG* 9 as t,v at tick n k', 3tr nin ci ce r s degree temperatures ground covered with looks as if winter is earnest• Snowrnobilers ng it. babel (Frank) Doherty to University wLtedondon on Sunday, London r 4 and surgery was the jollowing day. .Ibe hospitalized for two seeks. Steven Doherty, Mr; and Mrs. Frank is a patient in the 'raMarine and General Goderich with bron- eurnonia. tad Mrs Ambrose Hart - es Austin) from Kit - visited with her mother, bfton Austin on Satur- n. Austin returned to r with them for a two ration before leaving to the winter months with daughter, Veronica,. Len Wood lKy, .-> M t'_— and family in Milton. and Mrs. Jim McCaffrey Kitchener visited with d Mrs. Eugene Frayne ilr one day last week. and Mrs. Con Hogan during thg week with Mrs. Kerry Hogan and in Glencoe. cad Mrs. Walter Dalton n Jack of Windsor recently with the. for - brother, Mr. Raymond and the Dalton Bruce Bardon (Noreen n) and Mrs. Keith el.' from Mount, s; -Michigan, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Drennan and attended neral Mass in St. t church, Kingsbridge • Larry Wallace. •- nd Mrs. Dennis Dalton, gene Frayne, Mrs. Clare, Mrs., Robert ,Mrs. Jim Martin and ark Dalton went by bus Stratford on Friday, r2nd to Ottawa where ere joined by 2,500 ns from all the provin- anada and took part in (ration walk from a town high school to ent Hill in defence iaf is of the Unborn Child, g home early, Sunday i5 Mrs. Eugene Frayne visited in Stratford on Sunday and at- tended the bridal shower• for her niece, Miss Rose Marie Kraemer. Al O'Loughlin from Troy, - Michigan arrived on Sunday afternoon to spend a few days with his sister,. Mrs. Bernadine Kinney. Miss Fay Hogan and friend John Cusolite from London spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Con. Hogan. Reverend Sisters ,Mary Ber- nice and Catherine Mary Lan- nan of -Toronto, daughters of the late .Mr. • and Mrs. Jack Lannan, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Austin on Sunday following, the 100th Anniver- sary celebrations of the Sisters Of St. Joseph in Goderich. Walter Kelly, London, spent the weekend at his cottage here. Jim Sinnett, returned back to work on the boat "The Idlehart" in Alpino, Mich., on Friday November 2 after spen- ding two weeks vacation with ,his family. Mrs. .Jim Gilmore visited with her Sister, Mrs. Mary Moir, a patient in 'Victoria Hospital, London on Friday of last week. Ladies Volleyball will begin in St. Joseph's school gym on Tuesday, November 6 at 8:00 p.m. until 1'1:00 p.m. All ladies are invited to join for an evening of fun. Sister Mary Elizabeth- Larn- hertus from 'Waterdcrwn" spending this week with her mother Mrs. Herman Lamber- tus. Graduate About 250 pigs were destroyed and over $40,000 damage done to a barn on the farm of Charlie Wain of RR I, Bayfield after a fire swept through the structure about 7:30 Tuesday 'morning. The fire, which broke out on the farm on Highway 21, four miles north of Bayfield, was believed to have started near the electrical service and levelled the 30 foot by 50 foot barn. High winds fanned the blaze and the'Bayfield Fire Depart- ment were able to save only a few of the 250 pigs that were in -the barn at the time. The direc- tion of the wind, however, kept the blaze away from the house. Fire also spread into an ad- joining silo that was filled with shelled corn, and the corn was still smouldering at presstime. Also lost in the blaze was a harvester and some equiptnent. Much of the loss is covered by , insurance. Ron Klages, Chief Technologist at Goderich Alexandra Marine and General Hospital seems well pleased with the new microscope which was donated recently by the Ahmeek Chapter of .I.O.D.E. While Ron, seated, examines the piece of equipment, Mrs. J.C. Cutt, services secretary, and Mrs. R.H. Neville, Regent, looks things over. Hospital Administrator, Timms Elliott and Mrs. J.G-Henderson hold the cheque for $1,000 which pays for the microscope. Its main use Klages states "is to examine cell counts in the blood". (staff photo) WARM, CASUAL 95 1 9 1 5 OIL Nilson, a sailor on er, the S.T. Gulf arrived from Toronto spending a 'three week at his home here. T,J. Drenr.an from Lon - spending a few dans at tof Mr. a'nd Mrs. Earl Marguerite OConnor of g spent the weekend uncle, Mr. -Raymond and the Dalton families. nd Father Ed Den- C,R., Mr. and Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Bernadine ,Mrs. John Austin, Mrs? rawford and Mrs. Joe attended the 1001 h ry celebrations of the of St. Joseph in on Sunday, November ting of the Memorial said by Bishop T.M. by of the Diocese of St. and the dinner and thering in St. Peter's Kill, dMrs. Jerry Vogt and nk Sullivan visited 'in recently. Allen G. Schade, B.A. B. Sc., graduated from Wilfred Laurier . University (formerly Waterloo Lutheran University) with a Bachelor of Science degree on November 4,. 'This is Mr. Schade's second degree since a Bachelor of Arts degree (English) was con - torrid on him November 1972 from Waterloo Lutheran. He is presently employed by the Huron County - Board of Education as a teacher at Vic- toria Public School. Attending the graduation ceremony were Mr. Schade's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walden Schade of Camp- bell River, Vancouver Island, British Columbia as well as friends and other relatives. Two letters were before Goderich Town Council last Thursday fronn East bank Buildings Ltd. The 'first requesting that $1200. held:._. in t.rust--- for - the storm sewer. on Christ ina Court be exchanged Tor a Trust Cer- tificate or a Bond for $1200 was referred' to the Administrative Committee for study. According to the later, the money was deposited two years ago with the town solicitor "to meet the demands imposed upon the company at that time by the Corporation regarding the storm sewer on Christina Court". "It now appears that it will be many years before an outfall is provided and the installation of the sewer is being delayed until 'his is available" said the letter. The second letter concerning �;t+frt►e„ street lights . un Christ ina' Court was referred to the Water, Light ,.and Pollution division of council with power to act. .The letter, in part, stated: "The' officers of the Company were surprised, indeed, when they learned of recent press reports that the residents of Christina --Court had petitioned the Corporation for additional street lighting as never had any of them indicated to the Com- pany that the lawn lights were not adequate light the street. It has been noted since that not all the lawn lights are being used and .it .should•be pointed Out to these home owners that regardless of whether the light comes .from their lawn lights or from street lights, they are paying the cost of° the hydro. "It is noted, also, that there has been some complaint that Bennett St. is not well lighted, between the Bayfield -Rd. and Gibbons Street. It 'is further noted ,that some time .ago an additional- street light --was in- stalled on the northwest corner. There is no need for duplication here and this extra light would he more useful if it were moved further .east on Bennett St. The company does not consider it is its respon- sibility to light Bennett St. as this street was inadequately lighted for many years befcire this subdivision was started. —It is the opinion of the of- ficers of this company that the company's responsibility is limited to the cost of the fixture to be installed on the standard located at the, north end. of Christina Court. This opinion was formed after the company was informed by the then, Chairman of the Water, Light avid Pollution cc►mMittee, Walter Sheardown that it was the policy of the Corporation to install and pay the cost of the pole and the developer pay the cost of the fixture. The Com- pany's officers would he agreeable to meet with the committee at any time to discuss and choose the type of light -fixture to be used here." "I wonder if' that isn't just reversed," said ..,Councillor Dave Gower, speaking' about the line in the letter where it was claimed the town could pay the cost of, the pole and the installation while the developer paid the light fixture. Reeve Deb SI ewfelt, former Chairman of- the Water, Light and Po! lu t ion Division of coun- cil, said the agreement would have to be checked once again ;, to determine this matter. Shewfelt did agree it was necessary to brighten the ap- proach to Christiana Court. Councillor Frank Walkom -said in his opinion, Chr-i.sti ia- Court was well lighted and ad- ded it was the -"ideal situation if everyone had the"Jights aut M�IM .r� 1: jao& LIGHT AND COMFORTABLE JACKETS — COATS — BOMBER JACKETS Parkas, Ski Jackets etc. Sizes 36 to 46 Pickett & Campbell Ltd. GODERICH KINCARDINE SEDAN - This is the deluxe model. 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